Dufour Fish n Chips 460 GL 2019 User manual

Operation Manual
Fish n Chips Dufour 460 GL 2019

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Operation Manual
INTERIOR...............................................................................................................................4
Control Panel ....................................................................................................................4
Battery Charger Location...................................................................................................5
Interior Radio ....................................................................................................................6
VHF ...................................................................................................................................9
GMDSS............................................................................................................................10
General Switches.............................................................................................................10
Service / Engine........................................................................................................... 10
Thruster ...................................................................................................................... 10
Thermal Fuses .................................................................................................................11
12V Control Panel / Bilge Pump / Vhf........................................................................... 11
Anchor fuse ................................................................................................................. 11
Batteries Location ........................................................................................................... 12
Service / Engine / Thruster .......................................................................................... 12
Water System..................................................................................................................12
Location of fresh water pump / Location water tank switch.........................................12
Location bilge pump .................................................................................................... 12
Operation of toilet pumps ...........................................................................................13
Operation /Location of Waste tanks/valves ................................................................. 14
Operation of shower pumps ........................................................................................14
Oven/Stove/BBQ:............................................................................................................ 15
Operation of kitchen/BBQ ........................................................................................... 15
Location of valves inside/outside................................................................................. 15
Location of Gas bottles ................................................................................................ 15
Engine............................................................................................................................. 16
Emergency stop...........................................................................................................16
Engine oil check...........................................................................................................16
Saildrive oil check ........................................................................................................16
EXTERIOR ............................................................................................................................ 17
Engine Controller ............................................................................................................ 17
Autopilot Operation ........................................................................................................17
Outboard ........................................................................................................................18
Entries Water .................................................................................................................. 18

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Entries Diesel .................................................................................................................. 18
Chain marking .....................................................................................................................19
Sails................................................................................................................................. 20
Main............................................................................................................................ 20
Genoa .........................................................................................................................20

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INTERIOR
Control Panel
Yacht control panels are
electronic devices for the
remote control of one or
more pieces of equipment
including windlasses,
navigation lights etc.
These devices can control
the windlass, thrusters,
navigation lights, alarms,
video surveillance systems,
windshield wipers, engines,
fuel, water and oil levels,
generators and other
equipment.

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Battery Charger Location
A battery charger or recharger is a device that stores energy in a battery by running an
electric current through it. The Cristec Charger supplies a maximum capacity
wherever you are via auto-ranging.
You will find it at the stern right cabin behind the door.

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Interior Radio
Radio works by transmitting and receiving electromagnetic waves. The radio signal is
an electronic current moving back and forth very quickly. A transmitter radiates this
field outward via an antenna; a receiver then picks up the field and translates it to the
sounds heard through the radio.

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VHF
A very high frequency (VHF) transceiver is a device that is composed of a transmitter
and receiver that operates between 30 megahertz (MHz) to 300 megahertz (MHz).
The wavelength of a VHF transceiver varies between 39.37 inches (1 m) to 393.70
inches (10 m), mainly depending on the frequency used.

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GMDSS
The Dual Energy Power Supplies and Battery
Chargers are designed and developed for charging
and maintenance of voltage on lead-acid batteries
and provide consistent and uninterrupted power
supply (main or backup). You will find it next to the
chart table under the cushion.
General Switches
This battery master switch functions as a battery isolator and a theft deterrent device.
The battery master switch is commonly used in vehicle applications, such as marine,
transportation and automotive. The switch has an impact-resistant housing and has a
detachable key for added security.
Service / Engine
You will find the engine and service switches that turns off
the boat's currents on the right side of stairs, before you
enter on the stern right cabin.
Thruster
The switch that turns off the Jet Thruster battery power will be
found in front of bridge and under the floor.

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Thermal Fuses
Fuses are mechanisms that are inserted into an electrical circuit in order to interrupt
the supply of electricity throughout the electrical installation or in individual circuits
of the installation, when large current values occur due to short circuit or overload to
protect the wiring lines. Are always installed after the circuit breakers and are never
installed in ground conductors. The use of these fuses is as follows:
12V Control Panel / Bilge Pump / Vhf
At the image indicates fuses of 12V.
In case that something doesn’t work,
for example lights, you need to
check one by one the fuses. Also you
will find some fuses under of the
control panel.
Anchor fuse
The image indicates fuse of the Windlass. You will
find it under of the chart table.
The use of these fuses is as follows:
In case the fuse has fallen, you will see a yellow or red
or black plastic protruding downwards, almost
vertically, with the use of your hand (fingers) you
press the yellow plastic upwards so that it reaches a
horizontal position and clicks. Then does an operation
test to find out if everything is working properly.

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Batteries Location
A battery is a device that stores chemical energy and converts it to electrical energy.
The chemical reactions in a battery involve the flow of electrons from one material
(electrode) to another, through an external circuit. The flow of electrons provides an
electric current that can be used to do work.
Service / Engine / Thruster
You will find the service, engine and thruster batteries under the floor in front of the
stairs, you need to lifts the woods.
Water System
Freshwater pumps deliver water to fixtures onboard a boat. Pressurized water systems
make life aboard more comfortable by providing water "on tap" for dishwashing,
showers and other applications.
Location of fresh water pump / Location water tank switch
If you want to change the water tanks, you need to go at the salon
coach on the corner under the cap, you will find two small black
valves. When the one of them it is open the other must keep it
close.
Location bilge pump

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A bilge pump is a water pump used to remove bilge water.
On this yacht the bilge pump is automatic. So keep the bottom from
control panel permanently open.
Operation of toilet pumps
The toilet is one of the most used pieces of equipment on your boat. Correct operation
of the toilet is essential for the safety and comfort of your crew and craft.
Open inlet and outlet seacock’s (and secondary
valves if fitted).
Half fill the bowl with warm fresh water.
Keeping the Flush Control Lever in the Shut
( ) position, pump out the warm water.
Normal use
Open inlet and outlet seacocks (and secondary valves if fitted).
Before use, ensure that there is enough water in the bowl to prevent the toilet paper
becoming compacted at the bottom of the bowl. If the bowl is empty, move the Flush
Control Lever to the Open ( ) position and pump the handle up and down until
the flushing pump is primed and water enters the bowl.
Then Shut ( ) the Flush Control.
Operate the pump with long, smooth strokes for
efficient and easy operation.
During use, pump as necessary to keep the
contents of the bowl low enough for comfort.
Use good quality hard or soft household toilet
paper, but do not use more than necessary.
After use, keep the Flush Control Shut ( ) and
pump until the bowl is empty.

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When the bowl is empty, Open ( ) the Flush Control
again, and continue to pump until all waste has either left
the boat, or reached the holding tank (allow 7 complete
up/down strokes per meter (yard) length of discharge
pipework).
NOTE: Do not put in: Sanitary Towels, Wet Strength
Tissues, Cotton Wool, Cigarettes, Matches, Chewing
Gum, or any solid objects, Petrol, Diesel, Oil, Solvents of
any kind or water more than hand hot.
Operation /Location of Waste tanks/valves
As all valves, when it's vertical to the tube connected to it, it is closed
and the excrement ends at the waste tanks. When it is parallel to the
tube then it is open and the waste tank contents are emptied to the sea.
You will find three waste valves, the 1st is on the stern left toilet inside
the cap, the 2nd and the 3rd are on the hall before you enter in the bow
cabins if you look down and open the caps you will find them.
Operation of shower pumps
To use the shower pumps you don’t need to open
something because are automatics.

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Oven/Stove/BBQ:
Operation of kitchen/BBQ
In order to turn on the oven or a hob,
press the respective switch inwards and
turn clockwise. Without letting go light
up the hob with a lighter and hold for 5
seconds, then release. If the flame does
not hold try holding in the switch for
longer. Also make sure no liquids are
spilled on the hobs. With the same way
you can use the BBQ.
Location of valves inside/outside
In case you need to insulate the gas inlet in the kitchen under the oven,
opening the cupboard there is the gas outlet valve in the kitchen. When
the valve is parallel to the pipe it is open and when it is perpendicular to
the pipe it is closed.
Location of Gas bottles
For more safety if you want to close all system of gas you need to
go outside at the port side, next to BBQ and to open the locker.
There, you will find the bottle gas. If you turn the valve clockwise
you open the gas system and when you turn the valve from the
other direction you close the gas system.

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Engine
Emergency stop
IN CASE OF EMERGENCY AND ONLY IN THIS CASE!!!
If you need to turn off the engine, you will be directed in
front of stairs to have a picture of the engine as in the
photo.
If you want to turn it off, you will press continuously the
button down, which write stop, until the engine stops.
Engine oil check
If you want to check the engine oil, you will be
directed to the stern right cabin behind the door.
Saildrive oil check
If you want to check the engine oil, you will be
directed to the stern right cabin behind the door.

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EXTERIOR
Engine Controller
How to turn on your engine? You press continuously the on/off,
and then you press the start continuously until the engine stars.
How turn off your engine? You press continuously the stop, and
then you press continuously the on/off.
Autopilot Operation

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Outboard
How to start the outboard:
1. Make sure there is plenty of gasoline/petrol in the
outboard fuel tanks.
2. Open the fuel valve.
3. Open the air from the top.
4. Set the outboard to neutral.
5. Place your ignition key.
6. Set the throttle to 2/3 and
7. Pull the rope until the outboard turns.
Entries Water
This yacht has two water tanks.
When you want to refill it you need to go on the bow right side
and on the stern left side on the deck. There you will find the
water caps. It writes up water.
Entries Diesel
This yacht has one diesel tank.
When you want to refill it you need to go on the stern right side
on the deck. There you will find the diesel cap. It writes up
diesel.

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Chain marking
The boat has approximately 80 meters chain total. Every ten (10m) meters the chain
marked with colors as follows:
-10 meters White.
-20 meters Blue.
-30 meters Green.
-40 meters Yellow.
-50 meters Red.
-The last 10 meters are painted with full Red and secured with Rope.
ATTENTION
1. When you throw the anchor you need to be careful the bow side to do not
damage it.
2. When retrieving the anchor and when the blue mark appears, the anchor will
be just below 15m under the surface. Proceed slowly at this point to avoid
damaging at the bow and at the bowsprit.
3. The engine must be running when you use the windlass motor.

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Sails
Main
On this yacht you have furling main sail, which means when you want to open the
main sail you must release the furling rope you will take out the outhaul. This
procedure must be simultaneously.
If you want to close the main sail you
must release the outhaul then you will
take the furling ropes. This procedure
must be simultaneously.
Genoa
On this yacht you have furling genoa with two genoa sheets, one on
the left and one on the right, which means when you want to open the
genoa you must check the wind and then you must release the genoa
furling and to take out the corresponding genoa sheet. This procedure
must be simultaneously.
If you want to close the genoa sail you must go against of the wind
then you will release the genoa sheet and to pull the furling rope. This
procedure must be simultaneously.